🚨 Bro, something big is happening! The SUI short-squeeze conditions are fully primed, and the shorts are about to be wiped out!

Just finished digging through SUI’s on-chain data and found a highly lopsided battlefield:

Dragged down by the overall market, SUI shook out nearly 9% yesterday, but today, as soon as the market turns around, SUI immediately leads the rebound—showing steady strength with resilience.

I went through the on-chain data carefully and found that a classic short-squeeze structure is starting to form 👇

📊 Bulls vs. bears in a standoff—hidden danger lurking

· The long side has 827 traders, while the short side has only 300—but the shorts’ capital is more concentrated, and their average position size is larger.

· The nominal long-to-short ratio is 102.61%. Total holdings are almost equal (about 49 million USDT).

But the average entry price for the longs is 1.3163 USDT, and the current price is 1.2535—deeply trapped; the shorts’ average entry price is 1.2668 USDT, and they’re currently in floating profit.

💥 Liquidation data has already leaked the direction in advance

· Past 1 hour: short positions liquidated worth 178,000

· Past 4 hours: short positions liquidated worth 516,000

· Past 24 hours: although longs had a larger total liquidation, that was yesterday’s “old wounds”—in the recent period, shorts are being slaughtered at accelerating speed!

🧠 My judgment

Although the long side has more traders and is temporarily floating in a loss, once the price holds steady above 1.27, the advantage from the shorts’ lower entry prices will instantly collapse.

The short side has fewer traders and more concentrated capital—so they’re actually easier to “target and blow up” in a precise way.

Right now, both sentiment and the flow of funds are leaning toward a short squeeze—meaning the higher the price rises, the more the shorts panic; the more they panic, the more they close positions; and the more they close, the higher the price goes.

✅ Trading plan

Build long positions in batches with low leverage (recommended 3-5x). First target 1.30, second target 1.35. Place the stop-loss below 1.24.

Don’t go all-in, don’t chase the price—wait for a pullback to confirm before adding.

This round isn’t blind bullishness; the data is telling us to hammer the shorts.

$SUI ‌